
Last updated: 12 October 2026
The reMarkable Paper Pro is an 11.8-inch colour e-ink tablet for handwritten notes, sketches and marking up PDFs. It has a reading light and up to two weeks of battery, but no apps or web browser. It launched in the UK at £559 with the standard Marker, or £599 with the Marker Plus. On 12 October 2026 Amazon UK had the Marker Plus version at £599, sold by Amazon.
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The Paper Pro is the colour model in reMarkable's range of paper tablets. reMarkable built it for writing, so it opens straight to your notebooks rather than a home screen of apps.
The screen is reMarkable's Canvas Color display. Instead of a backlit panel, it uses coloured ink particles, so it works in direct sunlight.
It is expensive for a device that cannot browse the web or run apps. If you also want email, streaming or a browser, you will need a second device such as an iPad.
Reviewers at TechRadar and T3 both found the reading light dim, even on its brightest setting. T3 also noticed lag on page turns and erasing.
The Marker is proprietary and the tips wear down, so you will need to buy replacements. The keyboard case is extra too: T3 priced the Type Folio at £219.
Finally, some features need the Connect subscription after a 50-day free trial. Those include unlimited cloud sync, handwriting search and making notes in the phone and desktop apps.
Amazon UK sells the Marker Plus version. The full specification and the bundles are on the official Paper Pro page. Buying direct also gets you reMarkable's 50-day satisfaction guarantee, with free returns.
For what it is like to live with, read our reMarkable Paper Pro review, which gave it 4 out of 5.
It launched at £559 with the Marker and £599 with the Marker Plus. On 12 October 2026 Amazon UK had the Marker Plus version at £599.
No. You can write, convert handwriting and use Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive without it. Connect adds unlimited cloud sync, handwriting search and note-taking in the apps, with a 50-day free trial.
Yes. It opens ePub and PDF files. However, TechRadar's reviewer found it better for marking up documents than for reading novels.
reMarkable says up to two weeks, based on writing for two hours a day, five days a week. Keeping the reading light on full brightness shortens that.
The Marker Plus has an eraser on the end, so you can flip it over to rub out. It costs £40 more than the standard Marker bundle.
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